Subway
Overview
Throughout college my friends and I opted into using IRC as our primary means of communication. It was great for figuring out how to setup a client and to get it to run on a server.
These were my nascent days as a web developer and I wanted to see if I
could leverage the
This combined with the encouragement of Paul Irish led to me kicking off this project.
Sporadically over two years I started, built a working IRC client that persisted messages among different clients and had basic support for plugins and the rest. After that time I was willing to let it lapse and move on to other work.
Details
Interface
Subway Plugins
Description: I was incredibly ambitious with my idea of what a plugin system and settings could be. I had an idea that we would pull from a third party repository similar to how we see Obisdian work now.
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Subway Chat
Description: The main chat interface, heavily inspired by Hipchat which was the defacto client at my first job at Cloudkick - I was quite proud of the notifications which could be configured to alert you not only of new messages or tags, but also any programatic match you wanted
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Subway Login
Description: The login interface/settings page
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